Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-07-01

THIRD SESSION, WEDNESDAY 2 Pm.
Devotional service, conducted by
Mrs. A. G. Brown. Singing, What
Friend We Have in Jesus" Read
ing, Goth Psalm. Prayer. Closing
piece, Zone More Days Work for
Jesus"
Resolution offered by Mrs. Rev. j..
s. Mckee, of Butler, on the death of
Miss Eta K. Prugh, first President
of the Butler Y.W.C.T U adopted
by q rising vote. Resolution pub-
lished last week.
BY request the minute on the death
of our late President, Mrs. Elizabeth
II. Dain. was again read. a number
OF delegates having just arrived.
Minutes of morning session read and
approved. Reports of Snperintend-
ents of departments were called Sab
bath Observances, Mrs. j. w. Orr, OF
Bruin. Evangelistic Work. Mrs,
Robert Kidd, of Myoma, being ab-
sent, no report was presented. Ju-
venile Work, Mrs. s. Uakes, of Bruin.
Legislative Work, Mrs. A. 6. Brown,
of Brownsdale, reports all unions do
ing good work in this department.
Prison and Jail Work, Mrs NJ. E.
Nichols, of Butler, reports work in
connection with the Y.M G A, and
much good being accomplished, but
an increase of prison inmates since
the granting of license. License
Work, Miss NJ. E. Sullivan, of But
Ter, reports earnest, systematic work
done in all parts of the county, Re
ports of Superintendents, were now
postponed, the hour for the Mothers
Meeting" having arrived. DR.. Mary
Allen addressed the Convention On
the responsibilities Of mothers and
the importance Of getting the conf
dence Of their sons and daughters.
Press Work, Miss M. E. Sullivan, of
Butler, superintendent. said the
Union Signal should be in every
Union, also the amendment Herald
Each union is asked to appoint To-
cal Superintendent of Press Work.
Work among Soldiers, Superintend-
ent, Mrs. Jacob Hutchman, not pres
ent. Work among Mothers having
been discussed a few remarks were
made by tie Superintendent, Mrs. Il
G. Crafty. Work among r. r. En-.
ployees, Mrs. Kennedy Marshall, Su
perintendent. Butler Union only re-
ports work done Mrs Swift sug.
gests placing marked Bibles and
other reading in cabooses. Scientific
Temperance Instruction, Mrs. j. G
Moore, Superintendent, reports this
work hindered for the want of proper
books in many schools, but reports in
terest and good work done. Sunday
School Work, Mrs. John Dodds, Su
perintendent, reports the work pros
periDg and interest increasing. Com
munion Wine, Mrs. Jane Walker
Superintendent. Young Woman
Work, Mrs Rev. J. s Mckee, Super
intenden,, read q very interesting let
ter from Mrs Rose f Patton. State
Superintendent of Y VS. Work, t;
the Y's. -Four WV. CT. US organ
lied since the last Convention. Ad
iourned 10 meet at 1886 Pm.
EyINING SESSION, JUNE Is.
Music by choir. Devotional ser
vices conducted by Mr. Alex Cooper
of Michigan. At TIE close of thi
service Mr.. Cooper made a brief ad
dress on Constitutional Amendment
DIR. Mary Allen was then introducc'
and gave one of the most highly en-
tertaining and instructive lecture
ever given in the county (suhject
Social Purity TO large audience
Solo, "There's work for each of Us.
by Miss Wick, choir joining in th
chorus. Benediction by Rev
Decker.
THURSDAY slORNIEG SESSION, JUNE IL
Devotion service, opened by sins
ing 1--WE need thee every hour;
prayer by Rev. Decker. The Con